> Even if I'm totally wrong and someone is interested in getting it to work on Ubuntu CI
I'll work on this; I would like it to work correctly.
> it should be possible to turn it off globally so as not to annoy contributors with known issues
I agree about doing *something* for flaky tests - it makes the entire test suite unreliable if you can't trust the end result.
There is an existing upstream test blacklist: https://salsa.debian.org/systemd-team/systemd/blob/master/debian/tests/upstream#L11
how about if we keep that up to date with any upstream tests that are flaky in ubuntu ci?
> Even if I'm totally wrong and someone is interested in getting it to work on Ubuntu CI
I'll work on this; I would like it to work correctly.
> it should be possible to turn it off globally so as not to annoy contributors with known issues
I agree about doing *something* for flaky tests - it makes the entire test suite unreliable if you can't trust the end result.
There is an existing upstream test blacklist: /salsa. debian. org/systemd- team/systemd/ blob/master/ debian/ tests/upstream# L11
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how about if we keep that up to date with any upstream tests that are flaky in ubuntu ci?